modify ps3 save game data to match my ps3

#Modify ps3 save game data to match my ps3 how to#
#Modify ps3 save game data to match my ps3 trial#
#Modify ps3 save game data to match my ps3 Pc#
#Modify ps3 save game data to match my ps3 psp#

- Play copyright-protected video that has a time restriction for the first time.

If you perform any of the following operations after backing up, copyright-protected video files in the backup data may not restore correctly.If you change the folder or file name of backed up data, you may not be able to restore the data.Backed up data will be saved in the - folder.Note however that the disk must be formatted in the FAT32 file system to be recognized by the PS3™ system. A USB hard disk can also be used to back up data and will appear under the icon when connected.An appropriate USB adaptor (not included) is required to use storage media with some models of the PS3™ system. Data can be backed up on Memory Stick™, SD Memory Card, CompactFlash®, and USB mass storage devices.Overwrite the save if prompted(assuming you really want to do it!). Select the save(s) you want to move and press Copy, then on the next screen, it will display another list of memory cards(this is on the Vita now), select the game's memory card, and it'll copy right over. Select the virtual memory card(this is the PS3's list of virtual memory cards, don't get confused!) that contains your save.ħ. Go to Applications, scroll down to Save Data, and choose Playstation®.Ħ. Connect your Vita to your PS3 and open CMA on your Vita.ĥ. Run the PSOne game on your Vita at least once so it creates two virtual memory cards on your Vita.ģ.

#Modify ps3 save game data to match my ps3 how to#

Search the web for how to do this, or get someone to convert for you.Ģ.

#Modify ps3 save game data to match my ps3 Pc#

Convert your PC PS1 memory card save to PS3 format(PSV) and copy it to your PS3.

#Modify ps3 save game data to match my ps3 trial#

Here's a slightly easier way I found through trial and error, if you have a PS3, but not a PSP(slightly edited from a post I made on a different forum):ġ. If it doesn't end up showing up(I edited the PARAM.SFO to try and match the game on PSN), just backup whatever FF7 saves you have to your PC with CMA and then overwrite the *.PMV files with the ones I made, and it should transfer back just fine. I'll reupload the files in a minute since the previous upload won't work. (C0-7935-4)', so I guess Sony's changed the virtual memory card encryption yet again.Įdit 3: Restarting the Vita seems to have fixed it. I still get an error though, 'Could not copy some content items. (C0-14266-9)', which is weird, since all I did was replace one of the VMP files with the one I made from my PSP.

#Modify ps3 save game data to match my ps3 psp#

Thing is, I found that post earlier, and tried it(first I converted the saves on Sic's VMP to PSV files with my DEX PS3), but the Vita gives me an error saying it can't copy the file over, so something's getting messed up during the PS3 -> PSP conversion, I think.Įdit: The error is: 'Could not copy some content items. Back on your Vita, select the PC -> PS Vita option and your Playstation save should be there! If you have saves you don't want overwritten in this folder, rename your save to SCEVMC1.VMP if you saved in the first slot.ġ0. Refer to Gamefaqs for product codes of different regions.Ĭopy your VMP save to this folder. In the PSAVEDATA folder look for a folder which has the letters SLUS at the beginning. On your Vita, you will need to have a PS1 game save copied. The path should be: PS Vita -> PSAVEDATA. You're going to need to put it in your computer's Vita saves directory, and connect the PS Vita. If you copied to the first memory card slot, your save file will be in SCEVMC0.VMP.ĩ. So find a folder named SLUS00707 in the SAVEDATA folder. The US version of Silent Hill's product ID is SLUS-00707. On the PSP memory stick, navigate to PSP -> SAVEDATA. For example, let's say I copied it to a virtual card created for 'Silent Hill'. The name of the game is key in finding the VMP. Remember the memory card you copied it to.

After it is done copying (this may take a while if you have a lot of saves on your PSP memory stick), disconnect the PSP and connect it to your computer. Remember which virtual memory card you copied it to.Ĩ. You will be asked if you want to convert the save before copying, choose yes. Copy it to the PSP, which should be near the icon for your external storage device.ħ. Highlight the desired save file and hit Triangle, then choose 'Copy'. Navigate to the virtual memory card you copied the save to. You will have to create one if you haven't already.Ħ. Copy them to a virtual memory card on the PS3.

Navigate to your external storage device and you should see your PSV files which show up as proper PS1 memory card saves. Connect your PSP to the PS3 and make sure the USB connection is active on the PSP.ĥ. Scroll to the top and you should see your device.Ĥ. Connect the device to the PS3 and go to Memory Card Utility under GAME. Create this path in the root directory of the external storage device that you will be connecting to the PS3: PS3 -> EXPORT -> PSV.ģ.